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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22
First Aid to the Injured.

/. Broken Arm-Apply a bandage be-
tween the humerus and funny bone.
This is no laughing matter.
,. Blind otaggers-If a blind man
staggers, take him home and put him to
bed. i4c will sleep it off.
=. Black-Eve-Call Time" and offer
to shake hands. This is precautionary
rather than curative.
= Malaria-Gi7e the patient complete
rest. change of scene, and, if possible,
foreign travel, until the arrival Of COM
petent medical aid.
,. Poisons-Place the sufferer in an
easy position--the position of register is
about as easy a one as you can hnd-then
send for a lawyer for the purpose OF
drawing up his will.
Is. Numps Inform the sick man that
he is too cheeky. This puts him in that
cheerful frame of mind that is always in.
dispensablc to recovery.
:. Bite of a Mad Dog-Shoot him {the
dogl. The smaller the dog and the big
ger the gun, the more radical the cure
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22
Maiden Assurance society

There IS a society supported IN Den
mark which is wholly unique Of its
Kind, difcreu, from all associations
founded in other countries. 1t Is known
as the Maiden Assurance Society. lis
purpose is to provide fora class which in
other countries is largclythFown upon It's
owA resources, when not proyid d
'g"iest want 10y the Inheritance OF prop
elty- single Monica OF well-,o-do fam
lies. 1t shelters and cures for them re-
lievlng all their pressing necessities, and
providing each with q small allowance
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22
Fashion Notes.

Bonnet strings are from two to three
inches wide.
Beaded velvet bonnets are worn with
dressy frocks.
Breasts of birds form the entire sides
of some fancy capotes.
Applique GALLONS trim many handsome
cloth and wool dresses.
Very small pokes are worn by young
women, married or single.
Two sets of strings are seen again on
bonnets, one wide, the other narrow.
The fashion for trimming crown cloth
dresses with black braid is still in favor.
Plain velvet hats and bonnets arc con-
sidered correct wear with dressy tailor
suits.
All sorts of novel bows arc used to
form the high bonnet trimmings of this
season.
Gold, silver or bronze is seen in COM
bination with dark red and navy blue in
galloons.
Young girls wear mantles as we'll as
jackets, shaped very much like those of
young ladies over eighteen.
Three rows of broad stitching are on
the back and four large buttons fasten
the wrists of the newest gloves.
Circular cloaks are revived in london.
They arc made of materials of neutral
tints lined with some bright color.
The frocks of girls of thirteen and up
ward arc simply modified duplicates
of the dresses of their older sisters.
Black wooden beads, seguins, and
other pendants adorn galloons and
edging braids used on mourning dress
Cs.
Embroidery is in great favor and is
secnsupon mantles and redingotes as we'll
rs upon plastrons, vests, sleeves and
belts.
Cloth dresses arr trimmed with narrow
silk braid, forming vertical stripes upon
tablier, bodice and sleeves, Terminating
in loops.
Condor yellow, mcrmaid's pink, and
gIycino or liquorice purple are the
three latest coiors on the palette Of
fashion.
Fur is to occupy a leading place as an
accessory to home and street costumes.
and will be largely employed upon man
ties and rcdingotcs.
4 novel arrangement in tho bodies of
%polonaises are surplicc folds on the left
side, crossed by a full jabot on the rich,
side, which terminates in a bow on the
left hip, keeping the l@front drapery III
place.
The Princess of Wales fancy for blue
and white has given rise to the present
fashion for trimming blue cloth dressc.
with the Austrian military cloth, White
cloth vests and cuffs will be worn viii
these dresses throughout the,winter.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22
Men md Women in Life,s Prime

WHO rise unrefreshed, feel Ianguid through
the day, have Iitt.e appetite, and whose faces
exhibit a sallow tint, are on the short route
10 the grave. Unless they can effect a radical
change in their condition they will not reac!
Old age. Invjgoration is the only means OF
their physical salvation, Upon Hostettar's
Stomach Bitters they can rely to furnish them
with the stamina, which is a prerequisite OF
health, and to remove that prime cause OF
continued debility. Indigestion and noa-as-
similat5on of The foot. We cas- these c4Esos
as one, since hey ere JOINT functions cf n1a
organ, the <t0ntch. cH!ehv. Built tn ui
rehah,litated with this superb restorative ~
viGor. thu system may nd defiance 10 ma #ria
rhumatism. bladder AMI sidney diseases, ~
0fffr majatsJes PrJI" to attack the enteu,'tt
Ghe Bltters nos on V afford II saIeEusrI
Against diseases ot a vIru}ent type. hut ofl"t-
n promp reform IN the condition or q drHNy5 )
or disordarca liver and irregular bowels,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22
An Impossible Thing.

Dude-"You are-aw--a mind weader,
[ believer"
Mind Reader-''Yes, sir. What can
do Tor you7"
D.-"Well, We knaw, we've been hay-
ing an argument-my cousin Angelina
ard myself-about mind weading, and
l-aw-called to get a few tests, "a
knaw."
NJ. P.-"Yes?"
D-"Yes. Can you-aw-accommo
date meg
Il. R.-''But you have no one with
YOU
D.-"Won't I-aw-won't l DOT
VI. r. "Certainly not, my dear sir.
only read minds. l don't supply EN-
If vou want some tests in mind reading
brin- along am:nd, and | will be glad t
accom- aodata you. Good morning, sir.
-BJst0n Courier.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22
for spending money. It's methods are
thus described:

Illus ucSII4OCA.
AS soon as a girl child is born to him
| the father enrolls her name in a certain
| association and pays a certain sum, and
| thereafter a fixed sum to the society,
| When she has reached the age olive
believe -21, and is not married, she be-
| comes entitled to q fixed income and to
a suite Of apartments in a large building
| of the association, with gardens and
park about it, inhabited by other young
or older ladies who have thus become
members.
If her father dies in her youth, and she
desires it, she has shelter in this build
ing, and at a fixed time her own income.
When she dies or marries, all this right
10 income lapses, and the money paid in
swells the endowment Of the association.
Her father may pay for twenty years,
and then her marriage cuts eff all advan-
tage of the insurance. But this very
change must enable the company to
charge lower annual premiums, and make
the burden less on the father insurino.
He has, any way, the pleasant feeling
that his small annual payments are in
surfing his daughters future, and giving
her a comfortable home and income alter
he has gone.
1t is obvious that the chances for mar
riage among agiven number Of women
can be calculated as closely as those of
death. The plan has worked we'll for
generations in Copenhagen.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22

VIZ poor appetite, and perhaps Sl-. co,-h
- or on 1-,r .yiEg down a. nI-9L
= 90 'e -ooAed 20 II time. Perso-> ~ : Ii
consumption are pro-erba.r - 49,
sous 81 tAc!r rr.. state. Mos c.t=.s cor-
Le"c@ VT q so~ler~d liver, sea3.n- - h9t
$500 40 mp -Ttcct SIS miIat.au. a. tt.a-
t.e eEaa Teton a. wasting Of to sa-A
= d 10 II o. seTofg3o1> disease, I'D :. "a
- ~ lAe Sc q faat greatest oF al h~,I-
1A1szI-' "~nA-5.Aeas an !aY.-orafIny ron
ca D.scoyerv." 4o-4S tAeAi
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22
Time 1859 r. II.

Miss Brusque-s'Do you know, MIR.
De Bore, think you would make a good
athlcte7'
Mr.. De Bore-"Aw weally! Twas quito
q wunnah in my college days, y know"
Miss Brusque-''Ycs, yes. / &C.. That
accounts for your phenomenal staying
poweTs."-LtTe.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22
Hard On the Dao.

'1f my dog doan' bite anything ex-
planned q Gratiot avenue
''eaferypody say lie vhas no good. Ii
he bites sompody, den eaferypody says
he must be killed. Seems to me DOT
dog doan' get some fair show."-FTee
Preta
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22

For eight years Col D. J. Williamson, Quar-
termaster L. s. 4. and ex-U. S. Consul a.
Cauao, was crippled with rheumatism. He
got no relief until he used St Jacobs Oil,
which cured him. No remedy on earth equals
It for pain. Price, fifty cents aAbottle.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22

The Empress OF Japan vas recently the
recipient Of a valuable set Of diamond jewelry
from friends in Berlin, consisting Of q neck
lace. diadem, and bracelets. In the diadem
alone 6,OU brillauts sparkle and scintiliate
like so many splendid stars.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22

4 Summerviile. North Carolina, girl has
had her room papered with old love-letters
written to her by rejected suitors. Young men
who propose to pay court TO her in future will
be more likely 10 win her favor Il they write
only on one side OF the paper.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22

CeAnses the scaly and leaves the nAn soAs
and beautiful Halls Hair Remover;
II you have any form OF throat or iuas oO-
sase. take Ayers Cherry PectoraL
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22

II you fee IS though water va. catherine
ato4-d Toe Aeart t3eart-dTopsy} or hare hear
rhtlnstsn. pA.pstat-oa - H. ha.~r So
sc1ocs.or. ~sympatE~tse heart troea De.
ht-Ene-'s 0C~EAS-NVEED reS4 ates. rorrwcs
AID cures
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22

Or. ]. COMES, Owensyille. OLio, saw. =
have given SCOTS EMULSION OF Cod Ii e
81 vi b Hypsphosphites 10 four patients vi b
better results han seemed Joss be wish anv
remedy. Al wee Lereditarr cases al u /.
disease. AL advanced t. that Sta e when
Ccu En>, pain n the chest, ire71entbreathn-
frequent pulse, feve- a@d Emae alton. Al
these cases have increased IN y e from !stt
IS bs, aud are not now needing aayned;ctne.'
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22
A Guilty Sacrifice

should never be made. but ambition and an.
terprlse deserve reward. Wherever you 40
located yoa should write TO Hallett d O.. Port
la d. Maine, aad learn about work that you
can Go and live at home. earning thereby ron
earned over $50 in aday. All particulars free.
Both sexes All ages. Capital not needed;
You are started free. All is new Those wno
start At once cannot help making mug As0s
fortunes
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22

Many imitators, bat no equal, has D. 8agefs
Catarrh Remedy.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22

Ared-headed girl does not seem to car-rot-ll
how much fun is made her.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22
ELY'S
CREAM BALM

.tor IS years l tca,
dMoyedr cdtarrh
severe pain III m.
head, discharges int
my throat and un
pleasant breath. "!
n of smell rd
much impaired
hare overcome hes
troubles Nth Ely
Cream Bol,n.-J. E
Case, 81. Denis Hote.
Broadudy, n !.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22

No. early Neutrality-suspicious. Contracted 4
the a:ternoon4
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22
Less of Flesh and Srre3~,l

h. man carried away with enthusiasm =
.TeqIen: brought back with q szust. :
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22

II was brought up by hand" was the boast
OF the coaf-scuttle.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22

Used Red Star Cough Cure enectually. DR..
C. Fawcett, Union Protestant Infrmary. Bal
timore, Nd. No depressing effects.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22

S:noatas 'restteaf. <a- ID S.to's P92-dv
- e@AEE+- >H4 2 drag sts
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22

Ifahicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac Tnomp-
sons Eye-water. Druggists sell ut 2oc per bottle
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22
"Con.umntion Can be Cpr.s.

!fit w@fn no for the weeku.~s = ia. major
3ty the success o. tl- few woGt .e q myth.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-01-22
GARDEN SEEDS CATALOGUES
5uasfT POWDER

a Ea TO IS 4 day. Samples worth sl.50 FREE
Mn Lines not under the horses feet. Addrea
wv SAFETY REIN HOLDER, Holly, Mien.
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THO GeNtlo Mum.

Professor George i. Carey, r W 'e,
But the true gentleman nowhere shows
his superiority to other men more strik-
ingly than in his. behavior toward those
who have given him cause for ofIense.
There is solid truth in the quaint old
Scotch proverb. tits aye guide to be ceevil,
as the auld wife said when shc heekit to
the Devil" In society, 70 treat with
marked GOODNESS those whom we do not
like Is disrespectful to all preaent: Bishop
Pearce reminds us, though the obae.ya.
ton, is not original with him, that Tin
Chriat'a parable OF the marriage least,
though the fact was plain respecting him
who had not on wedding garment, yet
the king addressed him with the mild ap.
pellation Of friend, in the sense Of one to
whom good will and civllity were due; and
that Abraham called the rich man even
when in the place Of torment by the name
ID Inv ~ . I'd u. ..HN
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BrGndstuffs and Proyislops.

NEW IohK, Jan. 3.-Flour, receipts 81. sc5 barrels
and sacti; exports 1867 barrels, 3z0i7 Sacl s:
strong with nothing more doing: Salcs las 600 bar.
,sis wheat receipts 26'l4' bushels: exports 1872,
cloSing strong; sales 3S96tC0 bushels fuIure 81,
coo saOt: No. 2 Hptirg 9i1Sc: No. 8 spring SOC:
No. hard 81 OK; ungrAded red 9lay5c; No. red
9a4agIc: No. white 9i!sa9ilic; No. = rcd January
S$.c c;,i February @lasic closing q! 9ic March
Ing ut yic; May s6sas71zc, closing al VI Hc; June
975ln9Si4c closing at ys1c: July a9s1Sc, cosing
al 4s1sc: August ysssay9Hc, closing ut We; sep.
tembes gyh+casl og3 closing ut 81 OG1S: December
g. o3Eal GB. closing at 81 U31S. Corn
iag irm: recent. l,ts6 bushels; exports
2aNs bushels; sales 10000 bushels futures;
9It0O hnsbclso OF spot: uugraded IShai91zc; No. 2
white 500; ungraded whit Soc; No. 2 January
nominal ,sn. At AsAe February 4sNa!?e closing At
closing 1: ~: Oats SHADE hirh as aid Slsd
iaiily active; receipts 5000 bushels: EFFORTS IDS
bushels; mi1cl western 37a3Sc: white do aSa42c.
STOCK OF grain in storc January @: Wheat 9,2s277l
bushels; corr s,io.9A bushels: oat, 9Si 6s2 bush.
So7,2i3 bushels. Hay steady and III fair demand:
Ahipping 60a65c. Hops quiet. Coffee fair; Rio dull:
options strong but rather quiet: January ID. Ion
1880; February lS.0oal3lec; March u 95alS. OOc;
April l29al3 Csc: Nay 2.soal3 Csc: June Il 90a
lsoSc: July II sel3 ooc Aug uss q 9salao5c oclo-
aoisssts dull; 90 test 3Oc Rice steady aud the de-
mand moderate. Tallow stronger Turpentiue
dull At S9as9c. Eggs esaier: receipts ,Si9 pack.
Eyes; western Sa29c. Cnt meat, stronger; picked
hama l0c Lard shade higher and moderately &C.
tive; western steam spot 6.S5c; January and Fob.
ruary CISCO; March G.90a6.93c; April C9Ga6. 9Sc:
May 7.02ta7.05; June 1000; city steam zoe.
Butter quiet and weak; western l2a!oc: Elgin
creamery SIC. Cheese steady but quiet; western hat
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Tcmplo Of tho 1.-Two Hundred Gods, q

HRtTer's Young PtoPH. l.fts I2a i y f..s
A visit to tho Temple OF Horrors, with
it's grotesque imsges of wood and clay,
was laughable. Tho Temple Of the Five
Hundred Gods was more interesting,
there were SO many Of these carved and
gilded images and 60 many priests busily
praying in this especial joes.house. At
noontime they found themselves near On
old half-ruined pasoda. With some diff.
Guilty they climbed to the third.story
whence there was fine view Of the city,
and there they ate their lunch. Pointing
to an old tower in the distance, Mr..
Jollytarre satdi "There is a curious his,
tory about that place which shows how
accident helps superstition. Long ago a
beam fell in thst tower which prevented
tho ringing Of the bell, and belief grew
among the natives that the bell would
never again sound until the city should
be taken. Strangely enough when the
English were bombarding Canton, o shell
struck that very bell, which, OF course,
rang out. You know that the English
captured Canton.' ,EhSS-i y
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She Learned to Like the School.

s'iAc AeuEueu " Like Inc school.
san Pranciseo Chronicle.
She goes to school, and she belongs to
an educational family Of prominence, who
have lately moved from San Francisco for
official convenience. So che has had to
20 to a new school. Tho fret day she
found that, contrary 10 her experience,
boys and girls were together in this school.
That offended her, and when sho went
home she complained.
Mamma. that's not a good school. !
don't think I'll like to stay there"
"Why?" &. i,
There are boys and girls all together
there. It isn't pleasant" I
swell, my dear, try'it little anyway"
The next day shs came home in better
-"Do you like the now echool any bet
ter" I'M ,5''.,.,lJ,. IE..'',
"Oh, yes, mamma. The teacher has put
the loyeliest little boy next to me. He's
a lovely little boy. / think I shall like
the school," .....,s,1 80, |
The. third day sho came home in the
widest ofapirits, beaning all over. /
70, mamma! know all the boys in the
school nowp sNaNG \,
This is onesof those sad eto,ies that
good mothers like to read, 50 am told,
and I've no reason to doubt it. Z
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H Led.
The unprecedented sale Of losohee's
German Syrup within a few years, has
aatopished the world. It is without doubt
the safest and best remedy ever discover
ed for the speedy and eftectual cure Of
coughs, colds and the eeverest lung
troubles. It acts on an entirely different
principle from tho usual prescriptions
given by physicians, as 1t does not dry up
q cough and.leave the disease still in the
system, but on the contrary removes the
cause Of tho trouble, heals the parts affect.
ed and leaves them in a purely healthy
condition. A bottle kept in the hncss for
use when the diseases make their appear.
ance, will save doctors bills aud long
spell Of serious illness. A trial will con-
vince you Of theso isets: II Is positively
sold hY OIL druggists and general dealers in
the land. Price. IS cents, large bottles.
10. y. u.
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On punlsl,lur ChIltlrcn.

Pht'tp u. Hubert, W., In Ddbyhocd. y.sfs i t-li I
Spencer says great deal about making
achild learn to do right by being made to
feel the consequences Of doing wrong;
but he does not, perhaps, give due weight
cause and effect. II my own children are
not more stupid than other peoples, there
is frequently no real understanding, and
consequently no value in rational punish.
ment Of this type, although there may be
an apparent understanding. For instance,
my six-year.old boy, with perhaps an in:
herited passion for scribblinR, is fond OF
getting at my blotter and pulling the cap
off my photographic pen. ! punished him
one day by giving his aisters come pencils
to write with, while he had nothing. He
seemed to understand, and asked him
why his, sisters had pencils and hs had
none. "Because," said he, "psrcils have
no caps to come OF. 'Ess r. 1900 I
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Tho 1&aplaity Of Progress Toward Health,
Even when good remedy for disease Is selected.
depends In some measure upon the manner in
which 1t Is taken. Irregular Interrupted doses
can afford no fair test OF the efficacy o! any medl.
cine, however salutary. Taken in proper docs at
prescribed intervals. reliable curative will effect
systematically and penis.ently used, accomplish
thorough and lasting cures. and prcyants (Ec X.
currcnce OF periodic d!sessc, Hn,i6stets Stomach
B iS;s. Hn sp;ely ass Il casc. Of Dyspepsia
plaint, inactivity Of the kidney and bla tdc con.
is!patlou and other organic malades, II Is tried
remedy to which the medical brotherhood have
lent their professional sanction, and which. "A
tonic. alternative and household specific ior dsor,
der Of the stomach. liver and bowels, has an IN.
bounded popularity. sf.s D. - -. - - = !
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COMMISSIONERS, SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Forsyth Property,


=, ruruaucc OF decree OF the ClrcuI. Court OF
AKA rSnniy, entered on the 9th day Of December,
Wy w IN ibr cases hord together, Of william Efs.
tInS Sraint Robert Forsyth and Others. and Mar.
t t' r fTAiliu against william J. y. fonyth aud
others, VIC Will gu
SATURDAY, THE 2rn DAY OF JANUARY,
A. D. 1887. .llta.'yl
,,slnutrr at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. sell a public AUG
~, ,he front door OF tho Court House OF Ohio
u Vt iac property described III shid decree, IA
@n!!SSssIicgi NO. l.-vis: The sorth half OF tho
Ia, r"mtGrrd four mo. y III tho thirteenth tquAre,
tcn, lux lhii.y'tlIes Aha 9ne.hai icy aiGnG Mar.
iss s ii enc hundred md thiftyioHr aud one
vi iii and nca>riDH thirtythtco feet four aud
Hbali iuChts at the lack. or eastern, end there
" and tho south hall OF INC iot numbered
Y. .ith' no ST. III the same square, fronting
, sfG; tmI aud oneiourth icet along Chap.
s !Ga,H IIteet, extending back, or westwArtlly.
T nan ,l,st STREET one hundred and thirty.four
W. W. m" lal feet, aud measuring thirty.threc
M re, 'rnd thereof; each Of said hall lots beiug
en-. Dy III m the rear by tho hame line" Thae
w., uSa' al ios lie Immediately south Of FisAGs
,,,rStv. And Will be sold separately or together,
~ y' ESy ~ found best for the insere,s u tho
'""'piNRCEL no. 2-1he south part OF the lot mum.
,,,ai onu Ia the Updcerail Addition, now part
y; S.ii ely, which south part fronts eleven feet
Syc and oaehAl! inenes along Market i.G street. srd
.nIlo,tn width OF eleven feet i've aud one.hnlf
NcS,S 10 the rear or eastern boundary Of said lot
~ "a RCSL 40. s The 10. numbered two In said
r,.i,v,Gr Addition, tcgelher with strip about
Hs,iI 0Dg.hn feet wide adj Joining thereto OF tho
p ~, 'nWmbyrcI hlro III said sddttlJn forming to.
D',hrr parcel OF lana fronting about Bt1ty.hevcn
sst eleven inches along ChaPiine street, extend.
,Sg,S"k or wcsiwardly, from that street, with the
Iub cLiih ri about ,ixty .seycu feet eleven
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.LEPROSv.

and consequently incurabc. II Is impos,ih,e IN 40.
seibc her s1iierngs Her body from tho crown OF
hsr head 70 te soes Of her feet was mass Of decay
masses OF flesh rotIng OF and leaving great eayitc,
sr nnscrs iesteted and three or four nails Iroppcd
liberation and for several years she did not leave
net bcd. ller weight was reduced from 1876 10 co ib,
Perhaps some faint idea OF her condition can bc
Cleaned from The fact tha. three pounds Of Eosuo.
ne or ointment were used per week In drcssIng her
sores. Finally the physicians acknowledged ihcir
fercr to her all.wisc Creator : 80 Wv '1'
ner husband hearing wonderful reports Of the uso
o. SwirIs SPECIFIC $. 81. prevailed on her TO to
ny o. last resort: She began its use under pro
test, but soon found that her system WINS being re-.
es,hS o. the poison as The gore; red and
pure and active. Mrs. Bailey continued The S. s. 4
uns,l iast February; every sore was healed: slc dis.
cafded chair and clutches, and was for the dis, time
n twslye years well woman. Her husband. Mr.
Nacy, Is n business ut IN blackstone Street,
Boston, and Will take pleasure In giving The details
81 ms wonderful cure. Send to Us fol- Treatise on
Blood and Skin Diseases. macd free. "
FnH SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., drawer s. Atlanta On.
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